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Radical Left's Hostile Takeover of Democratic Party Goes Unchecked by Media
Avowed socialists and anti-American activists are winning Democratic primaries, but legacy media's selective alarmism ig
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House GOP Faces Rebellion Over Voter ID Bill as NDAA and Spending Bills Hang in Balance
Speaker Johnson faces a conservative revolt over the SAVE America Act, with rebels blocking rules and demanding the vote
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Trump and GOP Face Tight Window to Curb Inflation Before Midterms
President Trump and his party are racing to lower inflation before November's midterms, as new data shows prices remain
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GOP Senators Sound Alarm: Trump's Economic Disconnect Risks Midterm Blowback
Republican senators worry Trump is out of touch with voters on the economy, the top midterm issue, as his refusal to sig
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Maher's Twain Prize Draws Bipartisan Crowd Amid Kennedy Center Turmoil
Bill Maher accepted the Mark Twain Prize at the Kennedy Center, drawing a bipartisan crowd despite ongoing controversy o
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Fetterman, McCormick Bypass Shapiro to Save Pennsylvania's Spot at Trump-Linked State Fair
Sens. Fetterman and McCormick organize Pennsylvania's presence at the Great American State Fair after Gov. Shapiro said
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Senator Chris Coons Home After Car Crash; Driver Had Medical Emergency
Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) was hospitalized with minor injuries after a driver suffered a medical emergency and struck mu
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Trump Orders Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Drained After Algae, Vandalism Claims
President Trump announced the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool will be drained after July 4, accusing criminals of damag
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MAHA Activists Furious After Supreme Court Sides With Monsanto on Roundup Labels
The Supreme Court sided with Monsanto, ruling no cancer warning is required on Roundup. MAHA activists feel betrayed, st
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Three Wildland Firefighters Killed in Colorado Blaze; Two Injured
Three wildland firefighters died Saturday in a Colorado blaze near the Utah border. Two others were injured and hospital
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Kaine Accuses Hegseth of Personal Vendetta in Army General's Ouster
Sen. Tim Kaine accused Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of a personal grudge against the Army after Gen. Chris Donahue was
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Ohio GOP Governor Breaks with Trump Over Haitian TPS After Supreme Court Ruling
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) called on the Trump administration to reconsider ending temporary protected status for Haitian